Harper's Encyclopædia of United States History from 458 A. D. to 1906: Based Upon the Plan of Benson John Lossing ...Harper & brothers, 1907 |
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... fire many stones of such as are most convenient and readily take the heat . When hot , they are taken up with tongs of sticks and dropped into the calabash until the water in it boils from the fervor of the stones . Then whatever is to ...
... fire many stones of such as are most convenient and readily take the heat . When hot , they are taken up with tongs of sticks and dropped into the calabash until the water in it boils from the fervor of the stones . Then whatever is to ...
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... fire ; that , when the good die , he takes them to heaven , where none ever die , nor feel cold , nor hunger , nor thirst , nor any inconvenience whatsoever , but the greatest enjoyment possible to con- ceive ; that those who will not ...
... fire ; that , when the good die , he takes them to heaven , where none ever die , nor feel cold , nor hunger , nor thirst , nor any inconvenience whatsoever , but the greatest enjoyment possible to con- ceive ; that those who will not ...
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... fire at 800 yards , States to secure separate ecclesiastical forcing the Spaniards to withdraw from organization for each nationality or lan- the block - house and the town , the Alfonso guage , and in particular for Germans ; Pinzon ...
... fire at 800 yards , States to secure separate ecclesiastical forcing the Spaniards to withdraw from organization for each nationality or lan- the block - house and the town , the Alfonso guage , and in particular for Germans ; Pinzon ...
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... fire of the American field - guns . During the night of June 13 , the Spaniards again attacked the camp , and kept up such a continuous fire that the Americans had no rest . The next night , however , the same plan did not work , as a ...
... fire of the American field - guns . During the night of June 13 , the Spaniards again attacked the camp , and kept up such a continuous fire that the Americans had no rest . The next night , however , the same plan did not work , as a ...
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... fire . She went down By an act of the Imperial Parlia- the current and over the great cataract ment , in 1791 , Canada was divided into in full blaze . It is supposed two provinces , Upper Canada and Lower Canada , and each had a ...
... fire . She went down By an act of the Imperial Parlia- the current and over the great cataract ment , in 1791 , Canada was divided into in full blaze . It is supposed two provinces , Upper Canada and Lower Canada , and each had a ...
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